The wrong approach is being taken for the issue about illegal immigrants in the U.S. Up to 20 million "illegals" came here by air, car or by foot without fighting with the U.S. border patrol. They dropped their homes, friends and relatives abroad to reside in the U.S.A.

After many years of establishing here their families, homes, employment and businesses, they automatically cancelled the same important relationships in former countries. They are the same as the first Europeans in America, or Jews in Germany before the Nazi time.

The attempt to succeed 100 percent in finding all "illegals" in the U.S. is impossible and dangerous to achieve: No countries would accept so many people back! Moving millions of people involuntarily would require concentration camps, and due to their anger about losing their homes, money, relatives and children, it would create a revolutionary impact in the whole society, combined with a destructive shortage of labor. It might lead to extermination or laboring them, and we will be no different than the Nazis after all, making us illegal too!

The only way to deal with this is to let people buy the green card for up to $10,000.

For the future, the U.S. should purchase land everywhere, starting with Iraq and South America, and forward new immigrants to new U.S. territories first.



---- Fyodor Soloview

Anchorage